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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29
JEFFERSON.
A Social Eyent-A Hung Jury-Applieation
for Writ Of Habeas Corpus.

A Social Event-A Hung Jury-Applieation
for Writ Of Habeas Corpus.
Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Dec. 2S-In the Dis
trict court to-day applications for a writ
OF hnbeas corpus were made in the cases
Of ex parte Emlline Wright, Ben Grant,
Jr., and Nathan Phillips. The cases are
set for hearing tomorrow. They are in
dicted for the killing of Peter Wright
some months ago.
The case Of Ersstus Jones vs.. Marion
County, the same being suit for
about $4,000 together with interest
for about ten years, making total
of about 100000, wss called this morn
ing and the case went into the hands OF
the jury at II O'Clock and just at night
they were discharged as they could not
agree on a verdict. This case will
possibly come up again this term of the
court.
A brilliant reception was given by
Miss Louise Taylor, daughter of Colonel
E. W. Tsylor, last night in honor OF
Misses Evs Shelby Of Dsllas, Carrie Cook
aud Miss WEIGH of st. Louis, and Mamie
| Roseborough of Texarkana, al
Of whom are the guests OF
Miss Taylor and are spending
Christmas with her. Various sections Of
the state were represented with some few
guests from other states. Among the
visitors were Judge Reuben Gains and
lady, Jennie V. Richardson and Miss
Aubrey, Marshall; Hon. John Shepherd,
r. D. Hart and W. B. Henderson, Dam
geIfield; Mr.. Cornell, Boston, Mass.
| Mr.. Harrison, st. Louis; Mr.. Wright OF
Paris; P. G. Claiborne and Mr.. Lester
Houston, L. Aubry, Marshall; D. A.
Eldridge, Dallas: j. A. Armstesd and
Judge Turner, Henrietta; Mrs. Norton
aud Miss Fannie Roots, Little Rock
Mrs. W. Perry, st. Louis; B. c. Epper-
sor, Honey Grove; Mrs. G. B. Fosche,
J Waco; E. W. Vanseike, Gainesville.
Dancing and sumptuous feast, vocal
and instrumental music and card playing
were the pastimes of the evening.
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10 Self Defense.
dence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette
CHILDREss, TEX, Dec. 27.-On last
Saturday morning Charles Stuart shot
amos P.nkney st the Shoe Nail camp,
about ten miles from town. Pankney died
eext morning Stuart came to Childress
Saturday afternoon, went to Sheriff
nundy and told him what he hAd done,
Yesterday John Grigsby, justice Of she
peace, held an inquest over PaHkney and
pound Stuart over in the sum of $500.
Stusrt is quiet, gentlemanly boy, and
MS friends have no iear Of the result be-
lore any jury. Psnkney WAS trying 10
saoot Stuart when Psnkney was shot.
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One Mexican Slabs Another.

CORRESPONDENTS OF the GaZette.
ELGN, TEX, Dec. 26.-Last night
about two miles south Of here at wood
camp on the Houston and Texas Central
Railway two Mexicans, names unknown
became involved in q dispute over 9
game Of cards which resulted in one
being stabbed in the throat with q knife
who died from the wound inflicted in /:
few hours afterwards. The guilty Mexi
can was arrested promptly by Constable
Owens and placed in jail.
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Breathing His Last,

Special to the Gazette.
CISCO, TEX, Dec. 2S.-The stsge-
DRYER who came from Breckenridge this
evening was seen by THE GAZETTE re-
porter and Intercepted about Lige Tay-
lor and John Bryant, the men who cut
each other into sausage meat in drunken
row in the Paschal saloon Christmas
evening and he stated that it was the
opinion Of the doctors that Lige Taylor
who has been growing worse ever since
the affair was breathing his last. Bryant
is still in jail srC doing very well.
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Masquerade Bah at Palestine.

Special TO TINS Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, Dec. 2S.-The grand
social event of the season came Off tonight
at the opera house, the same being the
masquerade and fancy dress ball given
under the management and for the bene-
at Of Burkett Hose Company No. 2. There
were 800 maskers on the floor, embracing
"a series Of the most splendid costumes
ever seen in Palestine. A sumpfuons
banquet was set before the guests.
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SheI man.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Tex, Dec. 2S.-District
Judge Scott of Lamar county presided in
the District court to-day for the purpose
of hearing 3 motion for a new triel in the
case of Richards ct al vs.. NeWcome, j Judge
Head of this district being disqualified.
The judgment was set aside by Judge
Scott and new trial granted.
A white man by the name of J. 81.
Blackman was arrested oy City Marshsl
Blair on charge of swindling.
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at SNeGtMater.

Special to the Gazette.
SwEETwATER, TEX, Dec. 2S.-J. F.
Newman, prominent stockman resident
here, received to-day two very fine year.
ling pure bred Herefords, the finest ever
seen here. TAey cost him in the neigh
borhood Of $500. Stock is doing we'll.
Prospects are good for stock to winter
IL fine shape.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29
Rheumatism

Is undoubtedly, caused BY lactid acid in
the blood. Theacid attacks the fbrous
tissues, and csusessihe, pains and aches
in the back, sheuldess.s knees, ankles,
hips, and wrists. Thousands OF people
have found inHood's S.rssparilla posi-
tive cure for rheumatism. This medi-
cine, by it8purifying action, neutralizes
the aciditysef the blood, and also builds
up and strengthens the whole body.
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Coleman County will,ng.

Special TO the Gazette.
COLEMAN, Tex, Dec. 2S-The people
of Coleman were called yesterday to heal
the report OF Mt. George P. Cleveland
Chairman of the county delegation to the
Dallas convention. The action of the con
vention WAS heartily endorsed and Cole
man county was pledged to the perform
ance OF her part in everything to further
the enterprise.
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Found in q Dying Condition. 3

Special to the Gazette.
GREKNvLLE, TEX, Dec. 2S.-A3oung
man by the name of Frank Crowen, who
lived few miles south of this Cay, for
several years past resident CT snls
county and held in high esteem, was
found near the roadside about five miles
from this place in dying condition. he
was taken to house near by and died
shortly sitter. Crowell is supposed to
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have been thrown by his horse, ss he had
been seen a short time before and mad not
been drinking sc far es known. This
sudden and untimely ending Of bis life is
much regretted by a wide circle of friends
in Hunt county.
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National Labor Convention,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND Dec. 26.-The ma
tional committee Of the Union Labor
party Will meet here March 6, 20 deter
mine the place anasGate for holding the
NATIONAL conventions.
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Charged with Cattle Stealing.

special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX, Dec. 2S.-Sheriff Owens
Oi Pslo Pinto county arrested one Volney
oill here today. He is charged with
cattle stealing and will be taken assonee
% thst county for trial. .xss,ss.,ssss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29

E,Tn6ussnass ave eadk on the gro9nd over.
covered j he weary32. sleep and thkwou nd "a
70 die;;' 6rt every iHtenlgent eaasff hows tkai
Salvation o.. as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29
Shipments from Canadian

Correspondence of the Gazstte.
CANADIAN, TEX, Dec. % There have
been 1900 cars of stock shipped from this
place since the middle of September.
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Mr.. William Rowen, the Illinois Here
ford breeder, returned yesterday from q
trip to Taylor, and reports making the
following sales while gone: TO G. Men
del, two heifers and e bull by Grimley,
and bull by Grove-3; Doc Saul, bull
by Prssy; S. L. Saul, bull by Prosey;
j. L. Quinn, three bulls; A. B, Kennady,
q heifer ana two bulls; w. r. Kennsdy, q
bull; J. L. Woodward, bull, Scion, by
Lord Wilton. This makes the fourth
bull bought by Mr.. Woodward. Mr.. r W.
ell sold number of bulls in the
vicinity OF Taylor year ago. Being
asked how the animals stood the climate,
he said he found the young bulls from
six to thirteen months old had done first
.rste; there had not been g loss in the
whole number he had delivered there.
OF the long yearlinge, however, there had
been slight loss, say per cent. The
conditions had not been favorable to &C
climStior. They had not been delivered
till March, and then the country had SUI
tered & two years. drouth, and it is
opined that the grass under such condi-
tons was more liable to give
disease than under ordinary circum-
stances. The loss Of imported thorough
breds in the Taylor section is SO small
that there is considered to be no risk
whatever in the business. 1t is safest
though TO bring in cattle under one year
old.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-29

Mr.. w. II. Willis of Galveston is fatten-
ing between 400 and 500 head of cattle on
cotton seed meal and hull. He has sep
arated these cattle into pens, each con-
tanning shout sixty head, and about 800
pounds of meal and 1900 pounds OF hull
aEeR fed to each pen daily. The
Einesl is said to furnish the nutricieus ell
ement of the feed while the hull furnishes
the necessary rough substance. AS the
cattle become used to the feed the guam
tity is Increased but the proportions of
the two elements as set out
above are mentioned. Most cattle take
kindly to the feed from the start, but
those that do not do so are penned
separately and brought gradually to be
accustomed to this diet.
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A law has been pasTea IN Waldeck,
Harxnanu fnrhiddinu .fhs oranfinu NJ q
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eat anything. II yeu or any one ct your
| dex fnll nh ia tho
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and resolutions passed at the Dallas con-
xy,r<;nu >cA ,,iohoo that az m cot ayzpporf
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sod by Druggists and Dealers EreTy1rfere.
The Charles y. VogeIer Co., BALTIC, Nd.
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-~-'-@sso S'~sssu~z0ns tn
vention Wss heartily q
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LIVE STOCK NOTES.
An Importer ns FtRa S-och GivYs his
Experience tb9us tba AccitlnaIien
of YouGg Cattle.
Description of this Advantages Of the
New Forage Plant, a spcrsst-Oactgs
Feeding In The south.

Mr.. w. S. Kelly of Ssn Angelo, who is
experimenting on fsttening some fifty
head of steers on sorghum cane, states
that they are fsttening very fast, and will
be ready 10 ship in February.
-
Mr.. James Rainey, Southeast Texas
stockrA6, was in the city yesterday. He
ssf5 the cattleraisers Of all Southern
Texas are watching anxiously the results
of the experiments in cactus feeding
He said although La Sale county
was where most of the stock
was being fed on the pear, still other sec.
tons had already taken hold of the bust
ness in g small way, and various stock
men in different parts of South Texas
were making their own experiments. Il
these prove successful this year, nex'
wear there will be no limit to the number
! Of cattle fed in South Texas.
~
4 new forage plant imported from Ger
| many, and called esperset, is attracting
some attention in the north. The plan
is said 20 resemble clover anC
groWs eighteen inches high
a rancher who has tried
it says it will grow OF
the rankest and most barren hill sides
| Two crops can be cut each year. 1t fat
tens cattle better than alfalfa and is BETTE
milk producing fodder. It fourishe!
among the rocks, and q limestone forms-
ton seems about the best place for it
Too much moisture kills it. The hottel
and dryer the season the better.
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The Finest Rasers Is the world

|1t Anderseuss gun store
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SF.szssso Over Postafice. Fine Aluminium
Psates q Specially. Use Nitrous
UffRN Oxide Gas for painless extraction
~1-s-AF of teeth. All work Scientifically
core. Telerhone %.
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